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- the invention pertains to the field of inflatable mattresses.
- Inflatable air mattresses are popular because they are portable and have a relatively low cost compared to traditional mattresses. Further, inflatable air mattress designs have been developed to mimic the appearance and comfort provided by traditional two-layered, pillow-top mattresses. However, prior inflatable mattresses were found by many people to be uncomfortable and/or unattractive.
- U.S. Pat. No. 6,076,214 by Klimenko discloses an inflatable mattress having top and bottom layers and having top and bottom peripheral frames wrapped around each layer.
- the disadvantage with this device is that the top frame is sealed to the bottom frame along a single seam that is substantially interior of the outermost edge of the top frame. While this construction gives the appearance that the upper layer is separate from and lying above the bottom layer it results in unattractive and uncomfortable deformation and creasing of the top frame.
- the foregoing objects are met by the present invention directed to an improved inflatable mattress assembly.
- the improved inflatable mattress assembly features a main mattress body constructed of top and bottom panels, a peripheral side panel, and a peripheral frame disposed around an upper periphery of the mattress.
- the top panel has a plurality of elongated, upwardly extending projections which create a variable-height support surface to provide increased support and comfort.
- the peripheral frame forms a border for the support surface and may have a vertical height approximately the same as the support projections on the top panel.
- the top panel forms a portion of the peripheral frame to provide a contiguous support surface.
- the peripheral frame provides increased comfort to the user by giving extra support and cushioning in an area that frequently gives when the weight of a head is placed thereon. For additional comfort, the top corner areas of the mattress may be seamless.
- the peripheral frame is secured along two parallel seams so that it is immovable and not subject to undesirable deformation or creasing.
- the immovable peripheral frame provides increased comfort as compared to other support structures such as a prior frame fixedly secured along only one seam because the peripheral frame will not crease or undesirably deform when the user places his/her head or other body part thereon.
- the peripheral frame is in fluid communication with the remainder of the mattress such that the mattress may be inflated from a single inflation valve.
- the seam where the peripheral frame is connected to the side layer creates a circumferential, horizontal indentation or groove which gives the mattress an appearance of having a two-layered construction similar to the appearance of a high quality spring mattress that has a pillow-top construction.
- the groove also gives the mattress an appearance that the two layers are connected to each other.
- the inflatable mattress assembly also has support structures inside the main mattress body that are attached to the interior surface of the bottom panel and extend to the interior surface of the top panel.
- the support structures prevent the top and bottom panels from bowing when inflated and allow the mattress body to form the shape of a traditional mattress.
- FIG. 1 provides a top perspective view of the improved inflatable mattress assembly
- FIG. 2 provides a side elevation sectional view of the inflatable mattress assembly
- FIG. 3 provides an end elevation sectional view of the inflatable mattress assembly
- FIG. 4 provides a side elevation sectional view of an embodiment of the inflatable mattress assembly having an upper contiguous interior sheet and a lower contiguous interior sheet.
- the present invention is directed to an improved inflatable mattress assembly 2 .
- the mattress assembly 2 may be in a standard mattress size such as twin, full, queen, and king, or any other suitable size or shape.
- the inflatable mattress has a top panel 8 , bottom panel 22 , peripheral side panel 16 , and peripheral frame 28 forming a main mattress body 4 .
- the panels and peripheral frame may be composed of rubber, plastic or other materials well known in the art.
- the panels and peripheral frame 28 may be attached together by heat or by other sealing methods well known in the art.
- the peripheral side panel 16 may be an integral piece of material or may consist of several pieces arranged in a contiguous loop.
- a bottom edge 17 of the side panel 16 is connected to a peripheral edge 24 of the bottom panel 22 .
- the peripheral frame 28 forms an upper tubular periphery of the inflatable mattress 2 .
- An internal wall 30 of the peripheral frame 28 interconnects the top panel 8 to the side panel 16 and is located within an interior volume 6 of the inflatable mattress 2 .
- the internal wall 30 is connected to an interior surface 19 of the side panel 16 along a first peripheral seam 38 located substantially below (such as several inches below) a level of the top panel 8 .
- the internal wall 30 is connected to an interior surface 14 of the top panel 8 along a second peripheral seam 40 located substantially inwardly (such as several inches inwardly) from, and aligned substantially parallel to, the first peripheral seam 38 .
- the internal wall 30 is disposed at a substantially upwardly and inwardly inclined angle.
- the peripheral frame 28 also has an external wall 32 interconnecting the first and second seams 38 , 40 .
- the external wall 32 forms part of the boundary of the inflatable mattress and has a top portion 34 disposed above a level of the second peripheral seam 40 .
- the internal wall 30 of the peripheral frame 28 is under tension and preferably includes a fluid passage 36 therethrough such that the internal wall 30 is in substantial pressure equilibrium within the interior volume 6 of the mattress.
- the internal wall 30 preferably has a substantially linear cross-section between the first and second seams 38 , 40 .
- the peripheral frame 28 is inflated by air pressure within the interior volume 6 of the mattress 2 and the external wall 32 has a substantially curved or arcuate cross-section between the first and second seams 38 , 40 .
- the first seam 38 forms a circumferential indentation or groove in the side panel 16 which provides the appearance that the inflatable mattress 2 has a two-layered, pillow-top construction.
- the external wall 32 comprises an upper peripheral portion 20 of the side panel 16 , which upper portion may be integral with a lower portion 18 of side panel 16 .
- the external wall 32 also preferably comprises an outer peripheral portion 12 of the top panel 8 , which outer peripheral portion 12 may be integral with an inner portion 10 of the top panel 8 .
- the upper peripheral portion 20 of the side panel 16 and the outer peripheral portion 12 of the top panel 8 are interconnected along a third peripheral seam 42 located at an extreme periphery of the mattress 2 .
- the top panel 8 preferably forms the entirety of a support surface of the mattress 2 .
- the top panel 8 may include a comfortable surface coating such as a felt-like coating, or any other suitable coating, over an entire surface thereof.
- each support structure 46 interconnect interior surfaces 14 , 26 of the top and bottom panels 8 , 22 within the interior volume 6 of the mattress 2 .
- each support structure 46 is of a double Y-beam construction, having a linear middle portion 54 and a pair of opposed, V-shaped portions 50 , 56 .
- An upper V-shaped portion 50 is in an upright orientation and has a base 48 sealed to a top edge 58 of the middle portion 54 , and has a pair of spaced-apart, free ends 52 , 60 sealed to the interior surface 14 of the top panel 8 .
- a lower V-shaped portion 56 is in an inverted orientation and has a base 62 sealed to a bottom edge 64 of the middle portion and a pair of spaced-apart free ends 66 , 68 sealed to the interior surface 26 of the bottom panel.
- each support structure 46 form an elongated support projection 44 in the associated top or bottom panel 8 , 22 which creates a desirable variable-height support surface. More specifically, the free ends of the V-shaped portions exert a horizontal force on the associated top and bottom panel in a direction towards the base thereof which bows the associated top or bottom panel 8 , 22 between the free ends 52 , 60 of the V-shaped portions to create a support projection and also flattens the associated top or bottom panel 8 , 22 between adjacent V-shaped portions. It can also be appreciated that each double Y-beam also exerts a vertical force on the top and bottom panel towards the middle portion of the Y-beam thereby generally flattening the top and bottom panels to conform to the shape of a traditional mattress.
- the seals between the free ends 52 , 60 , 66 , 68 and the associated top and bottom panels 8 , 22 are substantially sinusoidal, which forms major support projections 44 of varying height and width.
- such seals may be straight or any other suitable linear or curvilinear configuration.
- upper and lower sets of the V-shaped portions 150 of the lateral support structures 146 are formed from upper and lower contiguous interior sheets 170 , 172 , respectively.
- the upper contiguous interior sheet 170 underlies and is sealed at certain points 176 to the top panel 8 and the lower contiguous interior sheet 172 lies above and is sealed at certain points 178 to the bottom panel 22 .
- Horizontal support structures 174 of the contiguous sheets 170 , 172 span between and interconnect the ends 152 , 160 of adjacent V-shaped portions 150 , 170 of the upper and lower sets which ends are sealed to the adjacent top or bottom panel 8 , 22 .
- the horizontal support structures 174 are in tension and exert a horizontal force on the sealed ends 152 , 160 , which bows the associated top or bottom panel between the sealed ends, forming a plurality of minor elongated support projections 76 intermediate the major support projections 44 .
- the minor elongated support projections 76 provide increased support and comfort for the user.
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- The invention pertains to the field of inflatable mattresses.
- Inflatable air mattresses are popular because they are portable and have a relatively low cost compared to traditional mattresses. Further, inflatable air mattress designs have been developed to mimic the appearance and comfort provided by traditional two-layered, pillow-top mattresses. However, prior inflatable mattresses were found by many people to be uncomfortable and/or unattractive.
- For instance, U.S. Pat. No. 6,076,214 by Klimenko discloses an inflatable mattress having top and bottom layers and having top and bottom peripheral frames wrapped around each layer. The disadvantage with this device is that the top frame is sealed to the bottom frame along a single seam that is substantially interior of the outermost edge of the top frame. While this construction gives the appearance that the upper layer is separate from and lying above the bottom layer it results in unattractive and uncomfortable deformation and creasing of the top frame.
- Therefore, it is an object of the invention to provide an attractive and comfortable inflatable mattress that mimics the appearance of a traditional two-layered pillow-top mattress.
- It is another object of the present invention to provide an air mattress with a frame extending around the periphery of the mattress top that is secured in a manner so that it is flat, smooth and immovable.
- It is another object of the present invention to provide an air mattress with a frame extending around the periphery of the mattress top that is economical to manufacture.
- The foregoing objects are met by the present invention directed to an improved inflatable mattress assembly. The improved inflatable mattress assembly features a main mattress body constructed of top and bottom panels, a peripheral side panel, and a peripheral frame disposed around an upper periphery of the mattress.
- The top panel has a plurality of elongated, upwardly extending projections which create a variable-height support surface to provide increased support and comfort. The peripheral frame forms a border for the support surface and may have a vertical height approximately the same as the support projections on the top panel. The top panel forms a portion of the peripheral frame to provide a contiguous support surface. The peripheral frame provides increased comfort to the user by giving extra support and cushioning in an area that frequently gives when the weight of a head is placed thereon. For additional comfort, the top corner areas of the mattress may be seamless.
- The peripheral frame is secured along two parallel seams so that it is immovable and not subject to undesirable deformation or creasing. The immovable peripheral frame provides increased comfort as compared to other support structures such as a prior frame fixedly secured along only one seam because the peripheral frame will not crease or undesirably deform when the user places his/her head or other body part thereon. The peripheral frame is in fluid communication with the remainder of the mattress such that the mattress may be inflated from a single inflation valve.
- The seam where the peripheral frame is connected to the side layer creates a circumferential, horizontal indentation or groove which gives the mattress an appearance of having a two-layered construction similar to the appearance of a high quality spring mattress that has a pillow-top construction. The groove also gives the mattress an appearance that the two layers are connected to each other.
- The inflatable mattress assembly also has support structures inside the main mattress body that are attached to the interior surface of the bottom panel and extend to the interior surface of the top panel. The support structures prevent the top and bottom panels from bowing when inflated and allow the mattress body to form the shape of a traditional mattress.
- The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of a preferred but, nonetheless, illustrative embodiment of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
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FIG. 1 provides a top perspective view of the improved inflatable mattress assembly; -
FIG. 2 provides a side elevation sectional view of the inflatable mattress assembly; -
FIG. 3 provides an end elevation sectional view of the inflatable mattress assembly; and -
FIG. 4 provides a side elevation sectional view of an embodiment of the inflatable mattress assembly having an upper contiguous interior sheet and a lower contiguous interior sheet. - With particular reference to the drawings, the present invention is directed to an improved
inflatable mattress assembly 2. Referring toFIG. 1 , themattress assembly 2 may be in a standard mattress size such as twin, full, queen, and king, or any other suitable size or shape. The inflatable mattress has atop panel 8,bottom panel 22,peripheral side panel 16, andperipheral frame 28 forming amain mattress body 4. The panels and peripheral frame may be composed of rubber, plastic or other materials well known in the art. The panels andperipheral frame 28 may be attached together by heat or by other sealing methods well known in the art. - Referring to
FIGS. 2-3 , theperipheral side panel 16 may be an integral piece of material or may consist of several pieces arranged in a contiguous loop. Abottom edge 17 of theside panel 16 is connected to aperipheral edge 24 of thebottom panel 22. - The
peripheral frame 28 forms an upper tubular periphery of theinflatable mattress 2. Aninternal wall 30 of theperipheral frame 28 interconnects thetop panel 8 to theside panel 16 and is located within aninterior volume 6 of theinflatable mattress 2. - The
internal wall 30 is connected to aninterior surface 19 of theside panel 16 along a firstperipheral seam 38 located substantially below (such as several inches below) a level of thetop panel 8. Theinternal wall 30 is connected to aninterior surface 14 of thetop panel 8 along a secondperipheral seam 40 located substantially inwardly (such as several inches inwardly) from, and aligned substantially parallel to, the firstperipheral seam 38. Thus, theinternal wall 30 is disposed at a substantially upwardly and inwardly inclined angle. - The
peripheral frame 28 also has anexternal wall 32 interconnecting the first andsecond seams external wall 32 forms part of the boundary of the inflatable mattress and has atop portion 34 disposed above a level of the secondperipheral seam 40. - The
internal wall 30 of theperipheral frame 28 is under tension and preferably includes afluid passage 36 therethrough such that theinternal wall 30 is in substantial pressure equilibrium within theinterior volume 6 of the mattress. As such, theinternal wall 30 preferably has a substantially linear cross-section between the first andsecond seams - The
peripheral frame 28 is inflated by air pressure within theinterior volume 6 of themattress 2 and theexternal wall 32 has a substantially curved or arcuate cross-section between the first andsecond seams - The
first seam 38 forms a circumferential indentation or groove in theside panel 16 which provides the appearance that theinflatable mattress 2 has a two-layered, pillow-top construction. - Preferably, the
external wall 32 comprises an upperperipheral portion 20 of theside panel 16, which upper portion may be integral with alower portion 18 ofside panel 16. Theexternal wall 32 also preferably comprises an outerperipheral portion 12 of thetop panel 8, which outerperipheral portion 12 may be integral with aninner portion 10 of thetop panel 8. The upperperipheral portion 20 of theside panel 16 and the outerperipheral portion 12 of thetop panel 8 are interconnected along a thirdperipheral seam 42 located at an extreme periphery of themattress 2. Thus, thetop panel 8 preferably forms the entirety of a support surface of themattress 2. If desired, thetop panel 8 may include a comfortable surface coating such as a felt-like coating, or any other suitable coating, over an entire surface thereof. - A plurality of elongated,
lateral support structures 46 interconnectinterior surfaces bottom panels interior volume 6 of themattress 2. Preferably, eachsupport structure 46 is of a double Y-beam construction, having alinear middle portion 54 and a pair of opposed, V-shaped portions shaped portion 50 is in an upright orientation and has abase 48 sealed to atop edge 58 of themiddle portion 54, and has a pair of spaced-apart,free ends interior surface 14 of thetop panel 8. A lower V-shaped portion 56 is in an inverted orientation and has abase 62 sealed to abottom edge 64 of the middle portion and a pair of spaced-apartfree ends interior surface 26 of the bottom panel. - The V-shaped portions of each
support structure 46 form anelongated support projection 44 in the associated top orbottom panel bottom panel free ends bottom panel bottom panels major support projections 44 of varying height and width. However, as can be appreciated, such seals may be straight or any other suitable linear or curvilinear configuration. - In the alternative embodiment illustrated in
FIG. 4 , upper and lower sets of the V-shapedportions 150 of thelateral support structures 146 are formed from upper and lower contiguousinterior sheets interior sheet 170 underlies and is sealed atcertain points 176 to thetop panel 8 and the lower contiguousinterior sheet 172 lies above and is sealed atcertain points 178 to thebottom panel 22.Horizontal support structures 174 of thecontiguous sheets ends portions bottom panel horizontal support structures 174 are in tension and exert a horizontal force on the sealed ends 152, 160, which bows the associated top or bottom panel between the sealed ends, forming a plurality of minorelongated support projections 76 intermediate themajor support projections 44. The minorelongated support projections 76 provide increased support and comfort for the user. - It should be understood, of course, that the specific form of the invention herein illustrated and described is intended to be representative only, as certain changes may be made therein without departing from the clear teachings of the disclosure. Accordingly, reference should be made to the following appended claims in determining the full scope of the invention.
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